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MATH 1009 TEST 3 - SOLUTIONS March 2011
1. [10 Marks] Find the derivative of the given functions:
[3] (a) () = 25 + 3.
[2] (b) () = (ln )2, > 0.
[5] (c) () =(
32
1 )4
.
Solution:
(a) () = 22 ln 2 (5) + (3)4 = (5 ln 2) 25 34.
(b) () = 2 ln
1
=2
ln .
(c) () = 4(
32
1 )3
(
32
1 )
= 4(
32
1 )3
(
6(1 ) 32(1)(1 )2
)=
= 4(
32
1 )3
6 32
(1 )2(
= 4 33 6
(1 )3 3(2 )(1 )2 =
3247(2 )(1 )5
)
2. [ 6 Marks] Use implicit differentiation to find
:
23 + 32 = 2.
Solution:
Differentiate both sides with respect to :
2 3 + 2 32
+ 6 = 0.
Solve for
:
=6 23
322.
3. [ 12 Marks] The quantity demanded each week is related to the unit price by thedemand equation
= () =
360 4 (0 < < 90).The elasticity of demand is given by the formula () =
()
().
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[9] (a) Is the demand elastic or inelastic at = 70? at = 50?[2] (b) For what price is the demand unitary?[1] (c) If the unit price is increased slightly from 70, will the revenue increase or decrease?
Solution:(a) We compute
() =(
360 4)
=1
2(
360 4)
1
2 (4) = 2360 4 .
Thus, () = ()
()=
2360 4
360 4 =2
360 4 .
(70) =2 70
360
4
70
=7
4> 1, so the demand is elastic when = 70.
(50) =2 50
360 4 50 =100
160< 1, so the demand is inelastic when = 50.
(b) () = ()
()=
2
360 4 = 1 when 2 = 3604, so for = 60 the demand is unitary.
(c) Since the demand is elastic when = 70, the revenue will decrease if the unit price isincreased slightly from 70.
4. [ 12 Marks] Find and classify the critical numbers of the following functions:
(a)[5] () = 3 12 + 74. (b)[7] () = 2
2 4.
Solution:(a) () is a polynomial function, so its domain is the set of all real numbers. The only sourceof critical numbers is the condition () = 0.
() = 32 12 = 3(2 4) = 2( 2)( + 2) = 0 when = 2 or = 2.As () < 0 for
2 < < 2 and () > 0 otherwise, by the First Derivative Test, at =
2
the function has a local maximum and at = 2 - a local minimum.
(b) () is a rational function, defined on the set of all real numbers for which 2 4 = 0,that is, = 2.
() =2(2 4) 2(2)
(2 4)2 =22 8(2 4)2 =
2( 4)(2 4)2 .
The derivative () is not defined for = 2. However, since = 2 is not in the domain of ,the number = 2 is not a critical number of .
() = 0 when = 0 or = 4.
As () < 0 for 0 < < 4 and () > 0 otherwise, by the First Derivative Test, at = 0 thefunction has a local maximum and at = 4 - a local minimum.
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